Also in this issue

Kathryn Shelton and Richard McKenzie debunk the hybrid hype, David Rose ponders the moral foundations of the free market, Gary Chartier reconsiders right-to-work laws, and much, much more!

• Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues that Affect Our Freedom

  Reviewed by Becky Akers

• Rehabilitating Lochner

  Reviewed by George C. Leef

• Peddling Protectionism: Smoot-Hawley and the Great Depression

  Reviewed by Phil Murray

• Exorbitant Privilege: The Rise and Fall of the Dollar and the Future of the International Monetary System

  Reviewed by Gerald P. O'Driscoll, Jr.

• The Folly of Federal Training

  by James Bovard

• Hybrids and Hype

  by Kathryn Shelton

• What’s Wrong with Right-to-Work

  by Gary Chartier

• The Keynesian Cure for Hunger: Eat More

  by Richard W. Fulmer

• Why Moral “Don’ts” Matter Most

  by David C. Rose

• Creating Jobs versus Creating Value

  by Steven Horwitz

• Money Market Funds: Success Must Not Go Unpunished

  by Warren C. Gibson

• Allegory and Political Economy: Communication and Cooperation

  by Daniel B. Klein

• Super Bowl versus Education?

  by Sandy Ikeda

• The Economic Value of Time Travel

  by Isaac M. Morehouse

• Government Can’t Make Us Happy

  by John Stossel

• An Open Letter to Statists Everywhere

  by Lawrence W. Reed

• Where Should the Burden of Proof Rest?

  by Robert Higgs

• Capitalism, Corporatism, and the Freed Market

  by Sheldon Richman

• Do Ends Justify Means?

  by Sheldon Richman

• The Employee Rights Act

  by Charles W. Baird